Killing Zombies, Breaking Pipes, and other UNIX Shenanigans

For those that have familiarized themselves with the basics of UNIX on Z, it's time to make friends with the Bourne Again Shell, dig a little deeper into the dark arts, and take advantage of the power of UNIX. During this session, you'll learn how to set up a telnet session with a more of a "real UNIX" feel.  You'll also learn about process management, pipes, I/O redirection, regular expressions, and useful UNIX commands. After leaving this presentation you should know how to kill a zombie process to avoid wasted system resources, relegate an active process to background processing to make more effective use of your interactive UNIX session, invoke a command from your shell history, use grep to search contents of a file, and perform other tasks familiar to an intermediate-level UNIX user.